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Could Abdominal Pain Be Due To Ulcerative Colitis Or Accident?

I have ulcerative colitis and was involved in a rear-end hit and run car accident three weeks ago. I am having constant lower abdominal pain. How do I tell if the pain is from the colitis (i've been in remission 3 yrs), the actual force of the accident, stress or from the chiropracter pushing on my body twice a week trying to relieve the whip-lash?
Mon, 14 Jul 2014
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Hi.
Thanks for your query.
The treatment is more important to start with than the real diagnosis... Why !! is very important but after you get a relief too.
It is better to go for a CT scan of the abdomen to see if the pain is due to some internal trauma or something else.
Also go for colonoscopy to whether the ulcerative colitis has re-started troubling you.
The treatment will depend upon the diagnosis.
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Could Abdominal Pain Be Due To Ulcerative Colitis Or Accident?

Hi. Thanks for your query. The treatment is more important to start with than the real diagnosis... Why !! is very important but after you get a relief too. It is better to go for a CT scan of the abdomen to see if the pain is due to some internal trauma or something else. Also go for colonoscopy to whether the ulcerative colitis has re-started troubling you. The treatment will depend upon the diagnosis.